Going to Army with no PCT - 19nor recovery / Suppression.

[winny9494]

Dear forum,

I am in a bit of a crazy situation now and made an account in hopes to get some help.. Any advice is very much appreciated.

I am a 29 year old male having done 4 cycles before of Test Deca and EQ.

My recent cycle was Test, Deca, Tren a few times and EQ.. I took HCG injections a few times and cycle went from May-October with total around 3cc of compounds like test blend, deca, tren and EQ.

I am suddenly being drafted into the Korean army in Jan next year and having to stop my blast and cruise plan and having to come off without a proper recovery strategy.

If possible I would like to recover in the army but worried my hormones will all be crashed and I will be suicidal because he 19nors will have me shut down..

Is there anything I can do during the next two months to hopefully make this transition possible.. Will I be shut down for life? Should I be taking clomid and nolva before I enlist… Please help me I am desperate and so worried…

 

[appleton111]

It sounds like you're in a tough spot, but with proper steps, you can recover well before your enlistment. Here's a brief guide:

1. Start PCT Early:​

• Begin Clomid (50mg/day) and Nolvadex (20mg/day) about 2 weeks after your last injection. Continue for 4-6 weeks. This helps restart natural testosterone production.

2. Use HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin):​

• Continue HCG (250-500 IU every 3 days) for 3-4 weeks to stimulate your testes. Avoid it too close to starting PCT.

3. Manage Psychological Effects:​

• Coming off powerful compounds like Tren and Deca can cause mood swings and depression. Ensure exercise, good nutrition, and sleep. Seek mental health support if needed.

4. Supplements:​

• Consider Zinc, Vitamin D, Magnesium, and L-arginine to support testosterone and mood.

5. Recovery Timeline:​

• Full recovery may take time, but with proper PCT, most men regain hormone function. Stay patient and focus on overall health.

Lastly, if you feel overwhelmed, talk to a healthcare professional. You can recover and stabilize before heading into the army!